(JEWISH CHRONICLE) -- A New York synagogue has announced it will no longer offer smoked salmon at its weekly kiddush lunches.
The Upper West Side synagogue, B’nai Jeshurun, is removing the beloved fish due to environmental concerns, Rabbi Shuli Passow, the director of community engagement, said.
Rabbi Passow posted an article on the synagogue’s website listing all the changes to Kiddush for the community.
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